The data that’s being dynamically output on the page, this is the data that’s being fetched by ajax and I’m going to show it on the page

    success:function(data){ 
        var arr = data.split('_'); 
        var numArr = arr[0].split(","); 
        var numStr = ""; 
        if(numArr.length==undefined || numArr.length==0){ 
            $("#phonenolist").html(' I'm sorry , The corresponding number was not found !'); 
        }else{ 
            for(var i=0;i<numArr.length;i++){ 
                numStr += "<li><a id='n_"+i+"' href="javascript:choose_mobile(" 
                    + numArr[i].toString()+",n_"+i+");" class='buy'>" 
                    + numArr[i].toString().substring(0, 3) 
                    + "<span class='org'> " 
                    + numArr[i].toString().substring(3, 7) + " " 
                    + numArr[i].toString().substring(7, 11) 
                    + "</span></a></li>"; 
                } 
                $("#phonenolist").html(numStr); 
            } 
            index = arr[1]; 
            total = arr[2]; 
             $("#curr").html('   The first '+index+' page , A total of '+total+' page  '); 
        } 
     function choose_mobile(num,id){ 
        alert(num+" "+id); 
        $("#mobile").val(num); 
        $("#xhmobile").html("<h3><b>"+num+"</b></h3>"); 
        $("#"+id).addClass("buy").siblings().removeClass("buy"); 
    } 

So my argument in js is going to be choose_mobile (number, object id), but when I execute js it just pops up the number, no id, so I was frustrated, and then I asked someone else, and in line 9, line 10, I put ’ ‘single quotes around the two arguments of the method,

    numStr += "<li><a id='n_"+i+"' href="javascript:choose_mobile('" 
        + numArr[i].toString()+"','n_"+i+"');" class='buy'>" 

So it worked. I was so confused before that js parsing strings is not quite the same as parsing strings of Numbers